The Sun. — London, England, 1809-11-27 00:00:00

From the LO 2VD 0 N GAZETTE, Nev. 25, mg. BY, THE KING.. A PROCLAMATION, GEdncg R. Whereas our Parliament stands prorogued to Tues- . d:y the filth , day of December next : We, with the A.:tvice of our Privy Council, do hereby publish and declare, That the said Parliament shall be further prorogued on the said fifth day'-of December next, to Tuesday the twenty-third day of January next : Anti we have given Order to our Chancellor of that iyiri of - our United Kingdom called Great Britain, to prepare a Corninission for proroguing the same accor dingly: And we do futther hereby, with the advice alert-aid, declare our royal, will and pleasure, that ille-saici Parliament shall, on the void twenty-third t!av Of January next, be held and sit for the dispatch of divers urgent and important affairs. - And the Birds -Spiritual and Temporal, and the. Knights, Cit!zens. and. Burgesses, and the -Commission er- pt S:iires and Burghs of the House of Com rn#4,are hereby required and comnianded tO give 41)dr " attendance accordingly at ,Westminster, on the said twenty-third day of January next. , Given at our Court at the Queen's Pa'zee, the • twenty-second day of • November, Gne• sand..t-ight hundred and nine, in the fiftieth ye,ir of our Reign - . • • God save the King. Queen's Place. .IV , W, '22, 180 g. The King wai this day pleased to confer the ho poor of Knighthood on Jere Homfray, of Landati house, in the CotAnty of Glamorgan, Esq. 6Yar_Gfre, Mvember 2j . , iK.c9 zd Re l zHment Life LifGuards, Lienteriant - fames Parlihson Kettinn„ from the 48th Fotit, to be Lit:mei - law, vice ow-o , who exchanges. RQ) A k,girrent of horse Guards, William C , mliff: Shaw, Gent: to be Corner, by purchase, vice Neville, who re- :fires. .0 Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant 11. L. Rose, from the . 7 :1-,-lyr ag b Un Cuards, to be Captain of a Troop, by put l'errolt, who retires. of Li, tt Diagocns, fames Cl!attertbn, Cent. in be Cornet. ley purchase, vi e Hill , promot e d Ditto, Cornet Rob,:rt Couithairi, from the Dragoon Cii,,rdS,.to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice: Delancey, pro , noted' in I:it. 6zth Foot. Freqcrick Neville, Esq. to be Paymas. vice Neville, who resigns. itt Rtgitnent of Foot Guards, Capt. John Robert Udney to be-Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Cocks, who l' , tires. Ensign Thomas Streat.fleld to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Udney. 3d Regictient of Foot, Hospital -mate - Ivory to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice sire, promoted in the 31st Foot. 4th Ditto. ._ To be Lieutenants, without purchase, ensign john Fraser, vice Cunningham, decea s ed. Ensign E.linund Field. Ensign Hyatt Boyd. To be Ensig_n7 Robert Arnold, Gent. vice Fraser.. The Hon. Vere Powlett, vice field. RiChard Mulholland. Gent, vice Boyd. 7th l)itio, Assistanf-SUrgeon I.Williams6n, :from the 2Sth i ant s to 1).: Surgeon, vice Wallace.' prornowd.' 'soli Ditto, S nsign, Peter Le Mesurier to be. Lieutenant, by purchase, vi c e Wellman,* promoted. • lttli Ditto, CAptain Henry Heashcote, from the both foot, to Irz CiptAiti of a Company, vice Cares, promoted. th (eras Isley Hardv, Esq. to be Paymaster of the tifliattalion. vice deceased. • .- • 14rii Regiment of Foo, drain William Davidson, from the 721 Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Dunlop, who exchanges., , :6t!, Ditto. Lieutetlant-Coionel Penry Tolley. from the Ist Wo3t India Regiment, to be.i.rzutenant-Colonel, without tbli Ditto, Fnsizn James V. Walker tc be 'Lieutenant, by . , purchase, vice "ravey. promoted, - . 2sti pitto, Lieutenant C. T. Lindsay, fTOIII : :lf„ . Royal Af rican Corps, to be .Lieutenant, without p,.,1- , ;:-. z7th Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant William - Fa :' .' ,-• ..` ; . Tite .'. R:ink.oilj;:utetlint. Ensign --,---- Crao, ~,si secant, .withovt I)urch3se, vice Siaiiil4rd i _prornot , 99t • Foot ohn 10' Leod,.Gcnt. to be Ensign, vice - _ _ Trittb,' Ensign' Owen Hogan, from the 2CI West I ndia • It . 10 be Ensign, without purchase. Gent. to t%:. Lnsign, vice Evanceoleccased. .__......_ _ ,„ 36 , it 'Thy, EnSig.ri Thomas Griffiths, 'from„the Royal Gla roor4an Militia, to be Ensign. . 38th Ditto, Ensign George Richardson to be Lieutenant, vi ;..:e . Ratwell,d,_e-ised. . . 477 b llitto, Elisini Henry Fairfax, from the. +DOI Foot, to be I,jc, l te,i‘int, witii,iii purcii4se, vice Campbcil, piornote4l in the 95th Foot. 4 8th Ditto, 1 ic:tilenant lames Moore Young, from the ed . Regiment of Lite Guards,..to be Lieutenant,. vice Ken:on,' who exchanges. . , • - • . - - 49t1t . Ditto, Ensizn James K itteriffaster to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Grant, promotedlicthe list Foot. • tist--Ditto, , Captain Frederic SparksV be Major, by .puT chase, vice Diiiikhi,,promoted in the 77th Foot. 6.411 Otto, Lieutenant Philip Mayer to he Captain ofa purchase, vice Corner, appointed Staff- Captain at the Foreign Depot at Lymingion: • 66th s , Oitt•i,- William Kingsmill, - Gent, to ,be Ensign, v:ce. i7trr llittn. Fnsign-laines hi. Wilkinson, from the 96th Foot, to t Liettn.nant, without purchase, Vic:: ltutiedge:, - ahPaictcti t : - the Veteran Battalion. f9tit r7,tto, Ensiotr Webb t be „Lieutenant, by pur • chase, vice Kennedy, who retires join Read, Gent to be without . pnrchase, vice Webb ' 71,1 Ditto;' Captain !pines Dunlap, from, the 14th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Davidson, -who ex , changes. 73 1 Ditto, I ; ieutenant-,john . Acres, ft-,m the Kin's County Militia; to Ensign. Enslgn Thomas Bretzton - Watson, • ir-mr. ditto; totoe ditto. 75;11 Ditto. , Mark M'Culltim, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur chate, vice Mod, promoted. . • B;st Oitto;P.rswet Major_ Edward Gillman, from the 56th Foot, to he Major, without purchase, vice Williams, pro- incited in the 63th} not. - . • Ditto, Catuain Robert B. ft , l l '.3regor to be Major, vice Vantleithr, deceased:• Ensign lames Stewart,Trin the 69th -Foot,- to be Lieutenant, by purchase, ,vice Dansey, prornoticl., titst Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Berkenhead to be 'Lienters,nt-Coionel, ' without purchase, :Cap ton Dbilabt tt , - be Neley , r, vice Clegg.- Lieu - tenant Dugi,ld Campbell to he toptain .of„ a.Company, vice MilNl,:itl.` Ensign John Marshall to be Lieutenant, rice Campbell:: Dittt, - , lieutenant Dugald. Ferguson, from the sad Foot, i L ti Lle Captitin of a Cornpany, without purchase, vice. Bo. - gle superseciAl. • it Ditto, Tltornas iinderson, Gent. in he Ensign, with - • r,iit poridiase, vice Wilisirison, proitioted in The 67th Foot. •-10 a Ditto, Lnsign. Edward Briscoe to be Lieutenant, by potchase, vice WadewlioretiTes.. }loq'tital . Mate Booty to he Assistant-Surgeon, rice promOted , • in thc ist Foot • f)l,to, " t liatn Otway,- Esq. to 'be Paymaster, vice i'Ocoron' , RI-gatient, Nichnias,-I'lleodore cle G timvens, Gent. • t ,. • be Eir3igii. vice Po - ret,. prornotea. Cir..les de Orin. Gent to be Oisto, vice Oitieltir, appointed to Lb:. oi. Brunswick'6 .C.orps2•, Knyal . Veteranliatta lion, Captain John Crooks, _from the Nova Scotia Fencihles, to he Captain of Company, vice. • Soni*, appointed to the 6th Royal Veteran B,;;talion. 4 .!1t Lieutenant Peter Rutledge, from ts,: 67tIt Foot, • tote Lieutenant, vice Taylor, Ai.> pointed to the iztli Royal •--Veteran Battalion. STAFF. Trever Major Francis Gorner, from the 60th Foot, to be , Staff Captain at the Foreign Depot at Lymingten. H9SPITAL, STAFF. Lc}! ty Inspeaor Wiliiain .Ferguson to bean Inspeaor of ' uouei tilt; 441 4.ACt..- -' ,t‘i.nt-Ceneral Beresforti. ' . . • To be Hospital-Mates for General Service, Ne-wcombe, Gent Nlosc . Glitfitits, ililurray. Gent. I Ale tit Lq3l. - . - 031:: I\ll'Lly, irgrn me r.;b7u: Foot, to te. First Liewen:l,4 itt gith hie" - , as stateo the G.,!,zct,;.: ot teken , kii 2701 i'oot, wi3o was super seded. a • in tile (.;a4ette•ol 1701 Oduber, re;nit.iittri Sn Ihs kali& : , • • The uheenneutic , ...:d are. superseded, being absent without leave; 9 . th Light Disgoor.s, Lieritr:nant Westropp, sistplt-Surgeoti Luby. tout Foot, Ensign Layly. • erratum in the Gazette of the 7th irt4tant. 67th Foot. For Ensign Kirkwood Cassidy to be without purchase, vice Kirby; appointed to he 95th Foot, ,read Ensi4llKirkWood Cassidy to be Lieutenant, without pur chase. ; Commissions signed by the I : ont Lieutenant of the County (it Kent. - C-hatham anil Gillingham Volunteer Aftiikry, To be First Lieuteoaot—Se - cond Lieutenaitt Joseph Ashley, - - vice Barnes, reLignekt. To be Sccond Lieutenant—Wm. Marsh, Gent, vice As,hley. Counnis..nons signed by the Lord Lieutenadt of Cheshite. Cheshire To be Lietitenant--Niich,,,ti Edwin fell, Gent. vice Cleg. ham, proinnied in t:e Line., Cos.4lcti)rt_ Regio,c:it of Local lklifitia To be L. uz.vruants---i.,kls:gil 113 x Lnsign lames AdJrn. Jan. bzzitox, • En,ign John 12,;;Iuout, superseded, beibt; ab. sea with >ut Weave. iIiIAWRUPTCY SL: PERS ED,! P;:ter Firiniti, of Dedlia(n, £s, , money-serivdner: 11,41SRU P7'S . Elizabeth Wart!, rif Cheips.l , le, London, milliner, to i-ec. 5, acon., 16 , i - dun - lan 6, at twelve, at Guild, A,tur il ey, Mr. ;Welch, Nicnolas.lane; Lombard- street. john Newnum, of Bislopi l ote-ctreer, London, linert-draper, 5 ,: 1 6, Aid iaii..6, at twelve, at Guilt/1111. Attor ney, Mr: Patton, V/a/b-o.h . Robert Cauttrm, of Kingstanct•road, Milsllese - x, builder and at twelve, 1/ee. tz, and lan. 6, at eleveJi, at Ut.ililltail. A.ti0:,14, Mr. t iauts, tiart-Weet, Bloomsbury. Edward ANeli, late of 0:..1 lo:d,...N.li4diese - x, builder, "Dec. - , 2, 16, anti b, at eie.ven, at Gulldhaii. Attorney, Mx. Cro.sse, ' Hett, of Leeds, Yorkshire, woolstapler,, Roc:. LI, 12, and lan.. 6,-a, et,-ven, at tll2. Star an.l Ga: ter, Leeds. Attornies, 1 ars. jaloes LainiiertanO . Sons, 114tton , Gar. den; Lon;io,i ; 01 Mr. Shelton, Leeds. fle;:f; I'drr), late or. Live;4) ,, o4. iii:-R.lmo, Dec. tt, tz. and an. 6, at one, at the Gioue 1.4 v Liv;:rpool. tttorsies, M r.'tsnotnas itarrison, Liverpool ; or. Mr. licinit2tt, Dean's court, St. Patti's, , London.. Margaret Priest anti loon Priest, of ThorneY.3treet, Blooms_ bury, Middik sex, thi.icii-inakers and painters, Dec. 2,5, and an 6, at oric.,,at Gniltiltail. Atturn.::y, Mr. Patten, . , Cross-sweet, William Thornton. torrnicrly of Devonzhtte-street, Mary-le bone, A,liticllzex, an.l laic of Ca:.111, tacrLitaut, Dee. I, at ten, 9, , ,at at 61111 , 11411 i. A.ttornies, Messrs. j. and W. Rlcilarcioov., ;:;;n 111 i. • . George Mabbb, Shelley, of St. Nlary, Whitedhapel, sex, hosier, Nov. so, at ono, t, ;at twelve, and jan. 6, at ten, at GuilunAil. Att , .racy, Mr. Loxley, L'heapside CLarles;lira, of the Strand, Middiesex, utusic-seller, Nov. zg, DSc z, aukt jat.i. 6, at te., At torney, Mt. ?Wood, Iticlui.oao-6utkiiogs, Jrzio-street, Sono. Israel Alexawler, :ate of Doke-street, AR ,ate, London, brokeripec. 9, ;6, ana jan. 6, at e.ev at t.;illl:llkait. At torney, Mr. A. Isaacs. M,lty.A join' Hirt, of Bristol, groLer, , 1411. 6, Jt ele • yen, at the Bush Tavern,. i,:torrdo.,, r. G. Suricklancl, i3rit..)l; ur Niesm . s. f11.1.t,...,,, Lin coin's-inn, London. lames Suctdone€ 4 • 'Lite of Cr uott-stret, London, l ier, Dee. Dec. 2,9, and an. 6, at twelve, Attotw..:y, Mr. C. V. Woon-stt:::et, Witliern M`i)ougall - , of Totterinam.court-roki, lin'en,draper, Dec. a, .9, and. (an. 6 0 .at Attornies, Messrs. Maddocl: and S'.e.vei,a,:in, cob.' s- 60. 'Joseph' Strutt, of Little Queen-street, Lincoln's. l on-fields, Middlesex, stationer and bookbinder, 2 ; lan. 6. at one, at Cituldhall. Attornies, - Aictisr;. siei,o.ta anti Darker, moray's-lon-spare, L,ondon. ‘Vititant Kirkpatrick, Late of ut . Bread street-hill, London, merchant, . one, Lic:..ii; or twelve, attic. lan.. 6, at- ten, at L•uiL:ilati. Atiornies, rs. auditandall, Lastle-street, Holborn: D DS . Dec. Zr. William Denston, of:Coventry, baker, at eleven, at the [lvan Coventry. Dec. 21. lai..Ks9n and I tiotnas Payne, 91 . Coventry, ribbon, tnanuraCiurers, at - eleVen, at the ilead Coventrj .• • bcc. •30'. Adam Christian. of High-street, Si. Mary- le-hOne, tittd►r ex, paw,n.broker, at tett, a:. Guildhall. , • Dec. 30.. Henry Grundy lieetson, late of spate, Middltsex, inoney,scrivener, at ten, at Guild. Dec 19. Sarnnel Kympson, of Fleet-street,' London, linen draper, at ten, at (uildhall. • • Dec. 30: Joel Pinney, of ilury -street, St. lanies'g, Middle sex, tailor, at one, at Dec 30. John Newill and Saropson Ne,vil 1, late of Stoke, Stattbrdshire.c:Artets, at ten, at C; a; i, London. Dec lb, lonn,SJ.etice, Taylor,of.Gracec,aircii-street, Lon don, straw,hat-Manutatturer, at eleven, Dec: 3n. 'Mr:se, Duet, if High-street, S ',N. iil4:l;•si:x, dealer in glass and earthen-ware,' at, ten, at,.l;inldliall. Dec. ?.6- William Chat les Thomas, of Nicholas-Lica:, 'Lon merehatn,.at one,: _at. G utirth.,ll, Dec. 26. W ilti it Eustace, of 'Little Carter-lane, Doiaors'- Commons, London, calainebinaker, at one, at . , ()CC:. 30 George. Parker, of Chenies-street, o>tford-road, Mirallesels; Brash Wine-Inaker, at twelve, Match 3. John Kennion the eater, and John Kciiini,n the yoUnger, N keholas.lauc, :London, broc,ers, at (Al.:, at Guildhall. Dec. zr. Henry Elstoh, of 'Sunderland near the Sea, Dur-• ham, mercer and draper, at eleven, at the Bridge tun, Bishop_ Wc.,, tin Dec, O. W iii, u, Garnhain Bromley and Robert Smith, of , Bishopsgatc.aireei, Loon auctioneers, at ten,. at Guild- . . hall. Dec. 2. William I.r wson, of St. Catharine's-street, Middle- . sex, bisciiit,oa!;.er„ at ten, at Guildhall. • , Dec. 23. W iiiia,n Beat;.on the eider, Robert Beatson' john .i4eatson, and Ydilliaai Beatson the younger, now orJare. of -IVlashorough,Rotherliatn, Itirkshire,• chemists, at ten, at' the Red Lion litn,• Rotherham,. Dec. 19. c harks gadthan, of Park-street, Islington, Middle. sex, carpenter at -ten, at _f.: Dec. s. Wlitiarrißryan ,late of hire Lion-court, Birchin. lane, .Lontion, since of - Jan - mica, and. new of ,Camberwell, -Surrey, merchant, .at.orie, at Guildhall Dec. 16. lames {ones, now or late of Bishop - s . Stdittbril, ltertfurdshire, shopkeeper and pedlar, at ten, at Guildhall, -London: Dee. zo. Thomas Plume and john Woods, of Ormskirk, Lancashire, manufacturers, atl wel vd, at the Globe favern # Liverpool. • . . Dec. re.. Nicholas.Windover, late of Epsom; Surrey,. ~corn. dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. '• • , Dec. 18, itam Benton, of Stoncy well, tongdon; Stafferd— slnre, miller, at ten, at the Flitch at Bai.ou Inns Which.• nor, Staffordshire: Dec. 21. Blastitorct Gill. of Manchester, draper, at three, at the Comm...re - tat trio. Manchester. Dec. 27. Thomas Middleton of Liverpool, cotton.manu. iacturer, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Dec. 16. f hornas Lee, of Liverpool, iniikeepei and victual. ler, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool.' Leo. 20. tames Young, of Manchester ' . cotton-manufaCtitrer; at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Manchester, • • Dec. tH. Richard Gill, of Wakefield, V•orksling, miller, at eleven, at the Straffind Arms Inn, Waketierd. - • i.LRTIk'ICATBS. '•, Dec. t',. Robert Stevens, of Percival-street, GOSWel.rs.treet, •,.i!•..l!:ecs,kl,,Sillt.sietti.dyer., • • . of Brighthermstone, Sussex, baker: • Seagoe, of ,Duke-street, SE. lames's, Micirtiese,t; :Ttionh , s Youi4r, of Duwnend, MaggOtstield, Glonet. - stersittre,. but now ut ',Aachen, Montnourhshire,•deiler. • Allsoi,p, now or late Winchester, Hants, siiic.weaver. G:,odwill, of Manchester, inere4ain, , , • . W in. {ones, ox Woolwich, Kent, tailor. Geo. bredy, jun. of Lime-street, London, fishmonger. IL II iv WM.. late' of Wakefield, Yorkshire, factor.' . , 101111 01,6 , 11, vi L.1711‘1 , ./11, Tborpas laa tie, 'of (:oTabill, 'Loaf:lout, bookseller. jrhn .Morley, of `Sewardsthne, Essex, T .-“. mason, now late of Leeds;-York,ltire, grocer. . lt,ctiard Samuel, of I- WI-street, St. is the Fields ) Middlesex, linen-draper, ' • Thomas Dow, of Liverpool, mierchant. . • _ - MAILS AR a 1 V ED—z Heligoland, t Husking, 2 Dublin, t Water. ford. Dug— QottenbuPgh, 1 Lisbon, t Cadiz, t Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS yt:ls any AT yvvez,vs O'CLOCK. Connis - - -69 i Red. Ann.• - THE SUN. SOLEM QUIS DICERL FALSUIVI AUDEAT ? LONDON, Mi)NDAY, NgyENBER 27, 1.809. *THE :Donegal arrived yesterday at Spithead, bay ing on n.ial - d the Marquis . of WEL-I..EsLEV: She left Cadiz on the i i tit inst. at which time no intelli gence, beyond rumours, had reached that place from the Mediterranean. We this morning sicei Spantth and Portuguese Paper, the former to the loth, and the latter to the • 12th .inst. We are happy to find that the.reports of the Mike DEL PAEQUE' having followed up his vic tory are well founded. On the 25th ult. the Spanish army took possession of Salamanca. Gerona still continues to hold out, and our appre hensions-respeCting the reported &mat of General BLAKE'S army are nearly removed by the silence of the SpaniSh Papers on the subjea. 'We have no ac counts from Barcelona; nor is there any intelligence in these Papers respeding the, defeat of the French to the Mediterranean, except that the Listofi. Dian y of the 4th infit. mentions the report, but does not give any prticulars. This morning Germa❑ and Dutch Papers reached town ; the utter are to the 17th, the former to the 12th inst.• BUONAPARTE, it is said, means to assume the title of Emperor of Germany, and it is probable that the assemblage of all his Vassal Princes at Fon_ tainbleau may have some connexion with that pro ject. The other intelligence in *these Papers is not very imnpoi tam. It is now generally understood that. the evacuation • of the Island of Walcheren will speedily take place , as the objea, or rather objetis, which led to the Expedition, in the first instance, are no longer at. lair!able: When His Majesty's Ministers; deter. min ~d to send a large force. to the Scheldt, it wili he rt-coiletted that the tate of the War between- France and Austria was near'.•v balanced, and there was every reas9a to hope that so la rge a force a., wee about to send, would • < t only efl - t..tt a di..rrsion, aavally tern th , .: .r ta ,, our of Austria Th e ( .t„,, objezt at Coat Expedi . m cva:;),lscs ono of gre a t auce, and more irntne.i.ateiy conneateu h..:1 „ter- ests of this Country--it was, to cihyture or des. the FieneLnaval force at . An 1 w err, which :vou d ha: eriablerl Ministers to have etied , d a cor,sicletable re duOion in our own navy. The ttru.Ani..i)on, how ever,- of tlre-unfortilhate battleof VV agwin, and the Armistice with whicti it 'Was so immediately follow ed, completely szlNeated the objects of our Expedi tion. After a suspension of hostilities between - Francea nd Austria, an English army would not,oniy be useless on the Continent, but would be in a si tuation of the greatest danger. The suspen slow of arms with Austria has also enabled 800- NAPARTE to colled s such.' a formidable force in the vicinity- of Antwerp, that we could not have attacked it with, any rational prosped of success. Under these circumstances, he - only question re maining to be considered was, whether it would be adVisable,to retain the Island of Wilcheren. It we. understand, considered, that-the advantageS re sulting -from the imsses,icin of that Island could not counterbalance the expence of retaining it, pendent.,of the important conSideratidn of the un healthiness of its climate ; the finarevacuation that Ishind has .therefore, we'belie've,' been detcl mined upon. Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, Princesse4 An- GUST& iiIVA SOPil lA, accompanied hy LadieS,C. W AL DEdIIAtEt and CR A NLEY, Ge,nerl SPENcEic_cohniel ; DES . BROW, at►d Major PRICE, Went to St. George's • Chap,, , l, and beard a sermon preapbed by the Rev. ' Dr. GQODALL, fiotn Malachi, c. i. v. 7. They after ; wards returned to, the Palace. • 1. .The.ship UnitedKingdola, outivard=bound, sailed t from St. Helena the 2d Antrust. 0 The ship Bom bay, from Bombay, ,arrit7ed at' St. 'jielena the 27th Angus!, and was left there the 27th Sep;ember kith the Worley: The haddock sch , ,oner, 'with Dispatches from Ja maie,i, Stud th F o r tune, . H A ki r from Sr. CrOk, for LoticlOn, are taken aid sunk by the Genie French sloop'of , S ? r .. .. Lord•HO,LLANI) has.been'elea!ld ReCOraer of Noi ; thtgharn, in the roornot the late . lltike of PORTLAND. .7‘ requisition is said, to have:been , presented to the ,Ijii - d.l,Vay(,i, to call a Common Council.upon the subjeft - of the late Expedition. • LtAters to the 12th inst. have been received frOrn 11;1boa. They tneintiOn that reinforcements,,hui.not considerable, had•recently arrived (row France. , intelligtnce had I . l:"..en'recei . ..ed'thefr ol_the defeat '.oi: General BLAKE. 1 PLYmoufin, Nov. b . .--C)ne or the six Fr-nch Captains, who made their"escape from hence in•"' the Country, some days since, 'was taken this morn . ing, and conveyed to the, to\km prison. Sailed his — Majesty's ship Armide , Captain Hop''' DYM'AN to j oin the squadron off L'Orient. Arrived the Marianne, OVV:-.INS, from St. John's. . . Newfoundland, laden with fish, bound to this „.• • I Port ; the Aaiee; LAtsiGbox,, from Penzance, laden , with tobacco; &c. bOtirid to Lonclon, put in here by, contrary winds ; the Neptune' tender, Dublin ; and hiS Majesty's. ship Implacable, froth the. Baltic, last from Torbay. - Sailed his Majesty's ships Valiant and Orpheus to the Westward. •• Arrived the Spanish rig Pertriot, 6O'm Altea and Gibrzltar, laden with raisins, botind to London, put in here by contrary•winds. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 26.—This afternoon arrived* his Majesty's ship Donegul, horn Cadiz, from whieli ship almost immediately lapded, under asalute front - , that ship, the Right Hon. the Marquis of WELLES' His Lord;hip dispatched his Secretary in stantly for London, and will, in the ourse,-Of the evening, proceed himielf. LEY. Yesterday arrived his Majesty's ship Africaine from America, with. the 1 - 16 n. T. ERSKIE on board, late Ambassador to the United-States. of America, who immediately lande.i and set, off -for London. The Aittclope,of 50 gcmi, ith the flag of Rear- Admiral -1-lou.ovfrAy; arrived yesterday, with somo ships under het' convoy, from Newfoundland. Also arrived the Vestal frigate, ,- Capt: GRAHAM, from a ctuize, with the FrenCh brig of 14 guns; .L ; h4t, epid, having 120 men on.'boarcl: - IThis . brig had capfuteS ,the brig Friends' Adventurit'of Pgistow, BOYD,,Mas ter, on the 11th inst. the day after she . Oporto. Arri'ved the' schooner John, IturN, Master, and the brig Elizabeth, SHAPLIY, Mater,..from Oporto which vessels sailod from Oporto on, the 'loth insf; under convny of -his Majesty's ship. Fylla, 'the Hot 3. Capt. RoDNe y , in company with a largefleet : soorl after sailing they met with dreadful stormy weather, and many of the ships separated from the convoy. Yesterday a large fleet of ships bailed under eons voy for the Downs; xvith a fine breeze to the west ward., • Arrived yesterday the Ship Lusitartia, of London, CARMEN, from Grenada, laden w,ith sugar . nod mm, for Lvndon. This- &lip capture: on th,t' . ! 16th inst. by the. French r tiation-11 brig La Ci<ienne, of is guns, Cwt. LE tne crew ot. thtew•the Lraitania's g :ns nvcrholrd, an..d Ler All y munition saih.and sores, and -t ,, en- , .nt on boarathe ; crew of his sclLidn.-r wLich she had captured a te riNys b t .f oie , den on Jry vny3g 6 from the :NV:est Indies with Dispatches, and after" plundering her, and Hl:in,, , nut.atxuit 6006 dolLirs, . . she suilk ; and a' .1n the crew of the , snow .Fbr-f 4 n e, of Bristr , l, from St. Croix, , wit sviger and lopvb° l4 which the had also hefoie ca6tured, plUndered,.aud sunk ; and then the Lusitonia',was flowed to pro' reeJ, and arrived here.yesterday -morning. Yesterday sailed, his Majesty's 'ships - Vicciori:vis and Repulse; for - the Mediterranean, bur soon after put hack gq.ain, in consequence of strong -froni Ow ard. , • • ' , 'Arrived his Majesty's ship Squirrel, from This ship had a convoy, from thence, but.-eparatelp in a gale of wind, except the -4/bi9n and 4ritoo, transports. She brought home Captain AA-114 and . the crew of the. Rose, of Newry, from Quebec, laden with timber .and staves,witii:b vessel: foundered at sea, after the crew had been Sated -by :thei Squirrel. • Amt ed his Maiesty'S ships Dexterous and S pipn from a , croize. The Dapfier gun-filt, yvilich sailed on Fridap 109! her mein-top.gallant-mist in a gale, and put hack yesterday. &Weil or eight sail of ship's, pact .of the convoy, of the. Fq-94id011e,. of 98 guns, arrived . here this day, and were put tlnder quarantine at - the Mother Bank Also, came in, this' - ty'venihg, we ships tr6m the Downs, thb, names, of which are- at . prvsent urn- Arrived .the Gouifi; horn io de, Jpeiroi . = .Thweller, NICHOLSON, 1 from Lishon ; and the Nightingale, RAYNER, horn Cork. • ~ ..DEAL, Nov: 26.—Arrived the .E ail Spencer cLtt 'ter with a . fleet . ol,ships:itder 'convoy, from Corici sailed for the Rive;'. §atled his .N . hiesty'S Shit) Toneraire for Plyttiout4 , and:Co/Ounce slOop of war for the River.., Put-back the outwarcl-heuricl that sailedyesterdaf• , Also the Caroline, HAY§; for -St . ...X.ett's, with da-. mage. ALmpu;rjf, Nov:. 24.-4rrived' yesterday, Alojesty's ,schooner Phipps, 16 guns, Capt. BPLL, N,N 411 a Messe'n , -.:er and D ..witeno .notbiug Nas tiatispired relative thou ;, th e ivabing t ham packet had sailed foiK-sglaiidloiat -- days bedurd